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Is there even a small part of you that thinks Caleb Flynn might be innocent? Or nah?

The most important Clancy motion on Sept. 29 wasn’t the one that captured national attention. Here is what is really important: It was the fight over a jury note and the sidebar that preceded the mistrial. Why? Because what happened there may bear directly on whether Lindsay Clancy can constitutionally be tried again. And the Nov. 2 hearing raises a second, very different question: alleged juror misconduct and outside research. I break down where the motions are now, the cases, the competing constitutional rights—and why these two issues should not be confused. Read my analysis here on the Justice File: thejusticefile.com/2026/10/0…

A statement from the family of Ashley Smith Flynn: Today's verdict brings justice and accountability for Ashley's death and our family is deeply grateful to everyone who helped bring us to this moment. However, no verdict can bring Ashley back, give the girls back their mother, or erase the pain our family has endured. The cruelty of what happened to Ashley, and the things we've been forced to hear and relive, have at times felt unbearable. But through all of it, we've held tightly to this truth. Ashley's life will not be defined by the way it ended. She'll be remembered for the way she lived. Ashley loved Jesus with her whole heart. Her faith wasn't simply something she simply spoke about. It was how she lived. She loved people well, found joy beyond her circumstances, prayed boldly for her family, and wanted her life to point people to Jesus. Most of all, she loved being a mom. She prayed over her girls, taught them to love God, and showed them what it looked like to live with faith, kindness, joy, and grace. We refuse to let the evil that ended Ashley's life have the final word in her story. Our faith does not erase our grief, but it carries us through it. We know Ashley is home with the Lord she loved and served. So as this chapter closes, our prayer is that Ashley's story does not end with a verdict. We pray it continues through her girls, our family, and every person touched by the way she lived. If you want to honor Ashley, love people well, pray boldly for your family, choose joy, and point people to Jesus. We are deeply grateful to the jury for their careful attention and service, and to the Miami County Prosecutor's Office, the Tipp City Police Department, the FBI, BCI, and every investigator and advocate who worked tirelessly to seek the truth. Thank you to everyone who has prayed for, loved, and supported our family. We ask for privacy now as we continue healing and loving Ashley's girls the way she would want them loved. Please remember Ashley. Not for how she died, but for how beautifully she lived.

Ashley Flynn’s love for her husband was visible even before her death. She spoke publicly about her love for Caleb, including posts on X celebrating their relationship. His wife loved him more than anyone. After Ashley Flynn was kilIed, her sister testified that Ashley’s daughters said their mother “loved Daddy more than anyone else in life.” Then came the heartbreaking question: “Why did Daddy not love her as much?” Caleb Flynn is currently on trial, accused of kiIling Ashley in their Ohio home in February 2026. Prosecutors allege he had been having an affair and had discussed wanting his wife dead with the other woman. Flynn has pleaded not guilty.

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🚨 WAIT. JUDGE SULLIVAN?! Massachusetts’ highest court overturned Latarsha Sanders’ murder convictions after finding Judge William Sullivan wrongly excluded psychiatric evidence central to her insanity defense. This reminds me of Reddington denied motion to have the lone juror voir dire in the Lindsay Clancy trial.

What happens when severe mental health crises lead to unthinkable tragedy? David Carmichael reflects on the loss of his son while on Paxil, his insanity verdict, and meeting Patrick & Lindsay Clancy. Watch his story: ➡️ youtu.be/DtOSNpr-VSw?is=UB8V… 🚨📺

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The Clancy Defense Manifest Necessity Argument Today, Kevin Reddington confirmed the double-jeopardy argument I identified in a post when the mistrial was declared, and earlier discussed on CNN, and @BrianEntin Investigates, as well as other media outlets. Reddington stated on CBS Mornings: “It will be a motion to dismiss based on double-jeopardy grounds, because there’s no—the term is—manifest necessity.” This is no longer solely a case about criminal responsibility. It is now a constitutional confrontation over whether the Commonwealth may try Lindsay Clancy again. Because the judge declared a mistrial over the defense’s objection, a retrial is permissible only if the Commonwealth can establish that terminating the trial was justified by “manifest necessity.” The defense’s anticipated argument is straightforward: the mistrial was avoidable. After receiving information that the lone juror had acknowledged doubt but allegedly refused to apply it to the verdict, the judge should have conducted the careful, individual inquiry contemplated by Commonwealth v. Ronchi. If that inquiry established legally sufficient cause to discharge the juror, an alternate could have been seated, and the jury could have continued deliberating. The SJC in Commonwealth v Neil S. Nicoll held that the Commonwealth bears a heavy burden to establish manifest necessity and that the judge must carefully consider alternatives to a mistrial. Because a reasonable alternative to terminating the trial may have existed according to the defense, Reddington will argue that there was no manifest necessity and that the Commonwealth should not receive a second opportunity to prosecute the case because double jeopardy attached. The Commonwealth will respond that the judge’s questioning of the jurors satisfied Ronchi, that the dispute concerned the juror’s evaluation of the evidence rather than a refusal to follow the law as instructed, and that the jury’s declared deadlock created manifest necessity for the mistrial. Massachusetts courts require judges to give careful consideration to reasonable alternatives before declaring a mistrial over a defendant’s objection. Whether that happened here will now become the central constitutional question.

Mark Geragos believes the Lindsay Clancy trial was "severely overcharged" and the case will ultimately result in a deal. Interesting. let her stay in Tewksbury Hospital and continue the treatment she’s desperately needed. #lindsayclancy

Credit: Original Facebook post by Legallytlaw 📝  🚨 SAME JUDGE. DIFFERENT CASE. AND THIS IS WHY THE RECORD MATTERS. 🚨 If you watched Kevin Reddington fight Judge Sullivan over EVERYTHING in the Lindsay Clancy trial, objecting, putting arguments on the record, fighting over the juror issue, seeking emergency appellate relief and continuing to make his arguments until the very end, let me introduce you to Commonwealth v. Latarsha Sanders. Because THIS is exactly why good defense lawyers preserve the record. Latarsha Sanders was convicted in 2022 of two counts of first degree murder for killing her two young sons. The defense did not dispute that Sanders killed them. The central issue was criminal responsibility, whether severe mental illness rendered her not criminally responsible when she committed the acts. Sound familiar? And who was the trial judge? Judge William Sullivan. The same judge who just presided over Lindsay Clancy’s trial. Then, in August 2026, literally while the Clancy trial was underway, the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court VACATED Sanders’s murder convictions and ordered a NEW TRIAL. Why? The SJC held that Judge Sullivan wrongly excluded relevant mental health records from Sanders’s time in prison and a psychiatric hospital. Those records mattered because criminal responsibility was the central disputed issue in the case. The SJC determined the exclusion was prejudicial error. The SJC also addressed improper portions of the prosecution’s closing argument where prosecutors attempted to connect a Law & Order: SVU episode playing on a television during the investigation to Sanders’s claimed delusions without sufficient evidence establishing that connection. Now fast forward to Lindsay Clancy. Same judge. Same courthouse. Another mother accused of killing her children. Another case where mental illness and criminal responsibility were at the absolute center of the defense. And now Clancy’s first trial has ended in a mistrial after the jury could not reach a unanimous verdict. THIS is why you watched Reddington fight over the record. THIS is why you heard objections that may have sounded repetitive. THIS is why lawyers say, “I need to preserve my objection.” An appellate court cannot go back in time and recreate what happened in that courtroom. It reviews the record the lawyers created while it was happening. Sanders is one hell of an example of why that matters. Now, before anyone twists this, Sanders was NOT acquitted. Her convictions were vacated and she was granted a new trial. And the Sanders decision does NOT automatically mean Sullivan was wrong about the issues in Clancy. They are different cases with different records and different legal issues. But come on. Same judge. Same general criminal responsibility battlefield. Murder convictions already vacated because of prejudicial error involving evidence central to a mental illness defense. So when you watched Kevin Reddington refuse to let an objection disappear, fight the juror issue, seek emergency appellate intervention and continue building that record until the very end? That wasn’t theatrics. That was lawyering. #LindsayClancy #LatarshaSanders #KevinReddington #JudgeSullivan #MassachusettsLaw #CriminalLaw #CriminalResponsibility #LegallyAtLaw

This woman, Laura Richards, is the former head of the Homicide Prevention Unit at Scotland Yard and she thinks that every guy who says that Lindsay Clancy would’ve been found guilty had she been a man should just shut up. Because this is apparently a woman-only experience. She runs through every excuse to contextualize Lindsay Clancy’s murderous behavior and then shockingly says: “As the expert on this, I’m telling you that if you ever go to a house and you’re law enforcement, and the only person alive in that house is a man, you question him, you test the evidence. You must never ever ever ever rely on a man’s narrative.” Just more man-hating stuff that tries to insinuate Patrick is the guilty party. How on earth did this person hold such senior positions in the UK’s police force.

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Attorney Kevin Reddington brought unwavering poise, skill, and deep compassion to Lindsay Clancy's defense.🛡️ Grateful for lawyers who stand up in complex, devastating cases to ensure fair representation! 🙏 legalexcellence youtu.be/eVKuNbU8WZw?is=QGWv…

The Lindsay Clancy jurors' names will be impounded for at least 14 days. (📸: David McGlynn for Fox News Digital)